New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-07-27
DIVISION AND TEHO OD.
An Energetic Campaign to Be Inaugurated
Imme1 iately ftlrmaries for Ashland
and Hurley.
CONVENED AT HURON.

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l 1.0- the South Dakota division conyen-g
: .ion began work IN the Grand opera house.
s very large number OF delegates and citi-
ecu. sens were present. ?. ". Gro1oot OF huron,
o11e ioc'ai cnai1 calted the poay 70 order
n nv. read Inc cah. On motion OF Judge
lug ereon, Sndge .. ". Carter OF Canton was
sal notlon OF
- AA'1louse, Flahke9 anderson OF sanborn
was seiecIed aS npoIary secretary.
inese We're named as the committee on
:, uN11..e
snints.I = Boh nosnns: Inomas Sterling.
ham. Hand Is. Ill Sullivan. Anro ls Thomas M
wards, Brown; b. w. Caldwell, Minnehaha.
.On .notlon OF Gen Beadle, s d. Jefrles Of
o.anA =. W Maynard OF Brown, q. r Pease
y ooou1alhguen, =. q Adams OF Day and p. W-
roster OF opin1k We're appolnteda committee
3 9n pern lsLl l organization.
SPEECHES ARE MADE
opeecnes We're made by Col Plummer, j.
=. hlelner. I % kanouse, and DR.. Blackburn
q f t1 Inc committee on credentials re-
ported tnlrty-sl1 OF the hfty counties repre-
s e py nearly Tour hundred delegates 1t
was recommended Ss.b by the committee on
permanent 1 organization that Judge Camp
peii De mace permanent Chairman, John J.
sA tleal VICE president. Messrs. Gro
1901 q Beadle, Drake OF Aberdeen,
Llchten Waller OF Hughes, Messrs. Edgerton,
o ,talg OF spink, Gwen OF k1ngsbury,
A Naaa OF Day, ease OF Cou1ngton and
H l1ia OF turner Were selected commit
zee On reso1utlons Gov. Meliette and
Messrs Flicker OF Faux, Conif OF McCook,
CaldWell OF Alnnehaha, Kellom OF Brule
Letcocque OF douglass ana Headiy OF Nc
Cook were made a committee on plan of
camnairn
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PLANS FOR TEE CAMPAIGN,
On reassembling, Mr. Caldwell, from the
committea On tho nlan ~ ,,oio,,, $780,,
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mended the appointment OF an executive
council Of fifteen. two Republicans and one
Democrat fro,, o.ol,s rs 49,
-. =, - = ~ y JUG ls.iu eiseilcos,
ana the CHAIRMAN 10 pc elected by this meet
ing; also an advisory committee OF twelve
and counrv cbairman FOR .,oh -,
.n "a e.son couloy
80 Tar as prac5lcaole; the execu-
tive council to have exclusive charge
tohl,ah $50 Ns. ~ iunus' es-
tapasn press bureau and engage speakers,
committee of i've on printing, q committee
TO correspond with members OF congress and
,,,er ~, - $50 anu
81 oDoiA oAhoti i onc oASlhiou VI DakOLa at
the next session, and to correspond with
North Dakotaianss 1lrpinfr their m -nnerati
The no =, 2 - .
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'. CanpDel was made chairman OF the ex-
ecutiye committee of fifteen.
urno,, net, 4 M, -.
ilohos, D as speclal leiegfam, Juiy L.
ltSWas nearly midnight. when the South Da-
kota Division convention adjourned last
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nignt- onaif ilan george 2. dand reported
tne iolioWlnS TesOiuJlOns Wnlch We're unan-'
7imously adopted:
9-rb.+ we 20. e - ~, ,71.4;
t;aes ,eaIa - ens IONS, al1eady
iaasI.tiva assamhiie NJ
nress that we arc 1n.1tar.hI1 ~ ooa
,,issi , Nv : sbi Tht ehiS soppuseu 70 AZ
% ~ % 70 q aaL JUS ue-
H., i tt 49, " oe oeiileoiy l1Go NoIIh
I'D o1i1 ,,a M " ene s.a1u
the reasnn a,nnTr nrber thnt 9oo LIZ
VIZ oons1 9 elaC soou soVeinmelI,
more readily secnreI rherehv for hot5 sant;on nc
than by admission as q whole: that therebv we
shall have. our proper and rightful representa-
tion in congress, preserve that just balance OF
power to which great population should be en-
titled and secure the highest permanent good
for both North and South Dakota That we
earnestly urge upon the people the great impor-
That on behalf of the people Of South Dakota we
extend the people of North Dakota greeting and
cordially invite them to join in large and over
whelming vote for division 11pon the seventh
standard parallel That the convention afirms
that it is the lust and primary RIGHT and nrov-
ince Of a people about to be admitted to the
Union to designate their state boundaries, SUBJ
iect to he modified with their consent mon tho
PROPOSAL of CONGRESS. for grave reasons onlv. af.
fecting the general welfare And that. dine re-.
gard being had to circumstances and the 1evaI
opment Of Dakota. to history and to the practice
Of the government IN the admission ~ sfates
and to the general welfare of the Union-aii
these considerations unite in dictatine the
division Of the Territory in accordance with the
plan submitted nv ant If tha tarritnr;.l laaisIa
ture. to the suffrage of The neonIe at the Nnyam-
her election 1887 That the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ ~
the result Of such vote to the 'nresidenn and
congress, as provided for in the act of snhmi ss
SION is founded mon the great cons. it,,tjnns1
right Of petition. and that we hold,it the .duty
Of conpress in inst exercise If ire liscraf;on -
grant the nraver Of snc netition Tbst ,vhi ~
we recognize the fart that The co.'s
fers mon congress- inst e]iseretion in the s ad-
mission of new states. We protest against tile
unjust and
TYRANNoUs EXERCISE OF POWER
by refusing 20 ADMIT new state into the Union